Cisco, Asiacell to boost network reliability across Iraq

In a move to make its network faster and more reliable for customers in all 19 governorates, Asiacell will use Cisco’s AI tools to continuously monitor and improve its network, providing real-time insights, predicting potential issues and fixing problems automatically.

According to the mobile operator, the upgrade will help its technical teams deliver stronger, more consistent service and support growing demand for advanced digital and 5G services.

Asiacell CTIO, Hassan El Chami, stated: “With Cisco‘s AI-powered Provider Connectivity Assurance, we’re taking a major step toward intelligent, automated network operations.

“The result will be a more agile, self-optimising network that keeps pace with the demands of digital services and the 5G evolution. The ability to predict and prevent service issues before they happen will transform how we serve our customers. This project reinforces our commitment to technological leadership and to delivering the most reliable digital experience in Iraq.”

Cisco managing director of service providers MEA, Zayan Sadek, added: “At Cisco, we understand that achieving superior business outcomes in today’s digital landscape demands consistently delivering exceptional digital experiences to every user, everywhere, at all times.

“This collaboration underscores Cisco’s strategic investment in advancing digital transformation and AI innovation across the region, by embedding intelligence directly into Asiacell’s network to empower the leading operator to deliver proactive, seamless experiences to millions of subscribers.”

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